Paris Saint-Germain booked their place in the UEFA Champions League final after eliminating Bayern München with a 6–5 aggregate victory. The second leg in Munich ended 1–1, which was enough for the French side to progress. The visitors stunned the Allianz Arena early, taking the lead in just the 3rd minute. After a rapid counterattack down the left flank, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia delivered a perfect cutback for Ousmane Dembélé, who finished first-time to make it 0–1. The Man of the Match award goes to Bayern München’s Manuel Neuer, who delivered an outstanding performance with a rating of 8.9, making several crucial saves to deny clear-cut chances throughout the match. That early goal forced Bayern onto the front foot for the remainder of the match. Vincent Kompany’s side dominated possession and created multiple chances, but lacked clinical finishing. Efforts from Harry Kane, Jamal Musiala and Michael Olise were repeatedly denied by PSG goalkeeper Matvey Safonov. On the other end, PSG remained dangerous on the counter, with Désiré Doué causing constant problems. The match was also marked by controversial decisions from referee João Pinheiro. Bayern appealed for penalties on two separate handball incidents, but the official, after consulting VAR, stood by his calls. The decisions angered the home crowd, who at one point began throwing objects toward PSG players, forcing captain Manuel Neuer to intervene and calm the situation. The second half turned into a tactical battle. PSG sat deep and defended with discipline, while Bayern struggled to break down a compact defensive block. Despite enjoying 65% possession and registering more attacking pressure, the hosts could not find a breakthrough. The equalizer finally came deep into stoppage time, when Harry Kane made it 1–1 in the 90th minute. However, it proved too little, too late. PSG held on through the final moments to secure a place in the final. The French champions will now face Arsenal in the final, with a chance to defend their European crown, while Bayern’s campaign ends just short of the biggest stage.